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Fuck you guys, for shit'sake:D Now I have to go out and eat Indian food....
Chicken Tika Masala Saag, Aloo Nan Lamb Vindaloo Pakoras Mango laasis Aloo Mahter etc etc etc etc:p
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This is what they have on foodtv.com
Tzatziki Sauce: 1 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded and finely chopped 1 cup plain yogurt 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 teaspoon lemon juice or white wine vinegar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon oregano 1 teaspoon minced garlic In a medium bowl combine all the ingredients and chill for at least 1 hour to allow the flavors to marry I highly recommend draining the cucumber and yogurt overnight.
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awesmoe urgeok...home made houmoss is the shit!
Takes a little while to prepare from scratch, but SO much better than the crap they sell pre-made. Haunted, the spinach and potato dishes you mentioned are excellent...the indians really have vegetarian stuff down dont they? And yeah, you gotta love the laasi! I sometimes order an extra hot fish vindaloo from my local place, and a mekhan (butter) chicken...SO good... But hey, if ever you want something real nice, try making one of the curries from scratch, I can help u out with what you need, and what to ad on top of the standars recipes to make 'em extra "authentic"...making one at home turns out like, on a whole other level. and Vod, just from me...try a little finely chopped corriander (cillantro I think you guys call it?) in your Tzatziki Sauce...it's fresh. - B ps Vod...I think any pimping of the project would be justified among present company...
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HEY
i always make hummus but its never as good as the bought stuff. yes yes i know its hard to believe but all the recipes i find call for 'tahini' and i cant find that shit anywhere! o. love indian food, but the only thing i know is puliyogare rice powder stuff that i buy. YUMMERZ
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